Liverpool posted record revenue of £703million ($947.8m) for the 2024-25 season as they made a profit after tax of £8m. The accounts for the year ending May 2025 show a significant upturn in the three main revenue streams during a campaign when they won the championship. Media revenue increased by £60m to £264m, matchday revenue went up by £14m to £116m, and commercial revenue jumped by £15m to £323m. Overall revenue leapt by £89m to £703m — a rise of 14.5 per cent. As a result, Liverpool were the highest placed Premier League club in Deloitte Money League, in fifth spot behind Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid. It is a far rosier picture than 12 months ago when Liverpool posted a record pre-tax loss of £57m for the 2023-24 season — a year when the absence of Champions League football cut deep. However, the relatively small profit for 2024-25 is down to the fact that Liverpool’s wage bill increased by £42m to £428m, the highest in the Premier Leagu...